, 1887-04-16
new ENTERPRISES.
Incorporation of a Street and Circle
Railway Company.
A Company Formed for a Knitting
Factory.
A Thirty Mile Contract on the B. &
N. from Cheyenne Eastward.

ere long.
Articles of incorporation of the 'Chey-
enne City Street and Circle Railway com
pany'' we're filed yesterday in me Office Of
the county clerk, its trustees and incor-
porators being residents of this city.
There is no necessity whatever in devotinR
any space to a statement of the purposes
for-which the company is formed. We
all know what street cars mean, and also
that street railway companies have certain
powers and rights which they acquire by
virtue of law, and in this case our new
street railway company will have all the
privileges that pertain to corporations of
that sort. The term of the legal exist.
ence of the company is fixed at fifty years
and it is needless to say that Cheyenne is
the place where the operations of the
company are to be conducted. The CAPT
tai stock of the company has been liked
at $3.50, 900, divided into 1000 shares at
$50 each. The trustees and incorporators
of the company are Luke voorhees, G.
P. Organ, E. w. Whitcomb, A. H. Reel
and Gibson Clark, all good. substantial
men financially and in every other re-
spect, and men who are capable of carry.
ing through successfully any enterprise
they embark in
Articles of incorporation of the Chey
enne Street Railway company were also
filed last evening. the incorporators being
George barrow, j. G. Baird and j. w.
Collins, and the trustees n. r Davis, T.
B. Hicks, X. s. YanTassell. j. W. Col.
Inns, G.. F. Morgan, j. G. Baird and T.
D. Durell. The capital stock of this
company is placed at 800, 00c, in 1000
shares of 500 each. What has been
said of the trustees and incorporators of
the other company may also be said of
the gentlemen connected with this one.
Preliminary steps were also taken yes
terday toward the organization of a joint
stock company for the purpose of putting
in what in manufacturing countries would
be termed a knitting factory" and
among the prominent citizens who are
giving encouragement to this enterprise is
]. w, Collins. Of the Cheyenne National
bank. Several other well known citizens
will also become interested in the enter
prise. 1t only requires about 5000 to
start a factory of this kind en- the basis
now contemplated, and two-thirds of the
amount has already been subscribed or
pledged. w. A. Foster, who, with his
family, has lately come to Cheyenne from
the north of Ireland, has for some months
past been engaged in this business in a
quiet way On Sixteenth street, and is the
gentleman who at present is most inter
ested in this matter, and he states that Of
late he became inspired with articles
published in THE LEADER relating to
manufactures in Cheyenne to make the
attempt to get our business men interest
ed in the project of starting a factory,
which in time will grow into an extensive
establishment, and in this he has thus far
been successful. Mr.. Foster is a practical
man in the business and has had eighteen
years experience. He is a man of good
common sense, strictly reliable and hon
orable in all his dealings, and in his little
establishment on Sixteenth street he al
ready has more business than he can do.
The knitting is done by machinery, and
not only wooden and cotton, but silk and
merino hosiery goods also are turned out
in the finest style, entirely seamless. Mr..
Foster states that the demand for this
class OF goods and underwear, which can
also be supplied, will be so great that in a
short time a factory which would give
employment To 100 people would be
needed. So far as appearances go the
proposition to organize a company aud
start a factory such as has been alluded to
will prove a success.
Col. Joseph Allen, of the firm of
Allen Bros, arrived in the city last night
from Lincoln, Neb., having come via
Denver, and being met by The LEADER
reporter stated that he had taken a con-
tract for grading thirty miles for the
Burlington & Missouri eastward from
Cheyenne; that in a very few days he will
not only be ready to sub.contract, if found
desirable, but shall also advertise for men
and teams to begin operations at once.
A Burlington X Missouri engineer will
arrive in Cheyenne in the course of a day
or two for the purpose of adjusting the
line from this city 10 a point four miles
eastward, to which point a former survey
of the Burlington & Missouri was extend
ed. Col. Allen, who vent on to Laramie
City. to return in two or three days, states
that the Burlington & Missouri will have
their trains running into Cheyenne in less
than seven months.
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